Gifu (prefecture)

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Gifu Prefecture (岐阜県 Gifu-ken; ) is a region in the central Chubu region of the main Japanese island Honshu.

Gifu (prefecture) Halal Travel Guide

The self-proclaimed "Heart of Japan" and the prefecture was once two separate provinces; Hida Province in the north and Mino Province in the south. The defining feature of Hida Province is the northern stretch of the Japan Alps, making it a prime destination for three popular Japanese pastimes: hiking, skiing and thermal spas (Muslim Friendly). The elevation of the western mountains combined with its shared weather patterns with the coastal Hokuriku Region means the area gets a lot of sin the wintertime. While snow can make things difficult for residents, it is quite appealing to those in Kansai and the Tokai region where snow is common.

The former Mino Province in the southern part of the prefecture is home to many former castles and historic sites. The Nakasendo trail cuts through the entire region from on its way from Nagano (prefecture) | Nagano to Shiga, leaving many preserved buildings and historic sites scattered around the former post towns.

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Cities

  • Gifu — the eponymous capital of the prefecture
  • Hida — Famous for its festivals and the historical neighborhood around the Seto River
  • Mino (Gifu) | Mino — Hosts an annual Japanese paper lantern festival and contest in early October
  • Ogaki
  • Seki|Seki — Known for its traditional iron smithery, including an annual sword-making demonstration and sales of high-quality domestic-use knives
  • Tajimi
  • Takayama — the castle town and major transport hub of the beautiful northern Hida (飛騨) region, with an excellent museum and some impeccably maintained houses from the Edo period.
  • Tarui
  • Toki
  • Yoro — small town with a park which houses Site of Reversible Destiny with its sloped surfaces and utterly bizarre design intended to disorient visitors

Other attractions

Sin-Hodaka spa Miyama-sou roten 2008 - Shin-Hodaka Onsen

  • Gero Onsen — one of the most famous hot spring towns in Japan
  • Hakusan National Park
  • Oku-Hida Onsen Villages — a string of tiny hot spring villages nestled deep in the mountains
  • Sekigahara — site of an epic battle that ushered in the Tokugawa Shogunate
  • Shirakawa-go — famed for its traditional gasshō-zukuri houses
  • Gujo
  • Ibigawa
  • Motosu
  • Kakamigahara
  • Ena
  • Nakatsugawa
  • Kaizu
  • Hashima

How to visit and travel to Gifu (prefecture)

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The Meitetsu Line connects Gifu to Chubu Centrair International Airport up to 2 times per hour. The one-hour ride costs ¥2310.

Travel by train to Gifu (prefecture)

The JR Tokaido Main Line runs through Gifu on its way from Nagoya to Kyoto and Osaka. The Tokaido Shinkansen also makes a solitary stop at Hashima in the southern part of the prefecture.

From Tokyo Station and the best way to reach central Gifu is to take a Tokaido Shinkansen train (Nozomi or Hikari) to Nagoya and then change to a Tokaido Line local train for the run to Gifu. (2 1/4 hours total; ¥21190 via Nozomi, ¥20990 via Hikari).

The same connection can be made coming from Kyoto and Osaka in Kansai, and from other stations on the shinkansen network to the West.

Four shinkansen trains generally stop every hour, two in each direction, at the Gifu-Hashima station: the slow Kodama train which makes all stops on the shinkansen route between Osaka and Tokyo, and a Hikari which makes all stops between Osaka, Kyoto and Nagoya and then runs directly to Tokyo.

There is no charge to use the Hikari or Kodama trains with the Japan Railway Pass.

By car

The central Chūō Expressway, which largely follows the alignment of the Tokaido Line, also passes through southern Gifu.

How to get around in Gifu (prefecture)

Travel by train to Gifu (prefecture)

The JR Takayama Main Line (高山本線 Takayama-honsen) runs from Gifu across the length of the province (from south to north), meandering through the scenic Hida Valley through Gero Onsen to Takayama, and beyond to Inotani in neighboring Toyama prefecture.

What to see in Gifu (prefecture)

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  • Pay homage to Oda Nobunaga's treasured Gifu Castle (Gifu)
  • Stroll the historic streets and try Hida beef in Takayama
  • Relive history by retracing the steps of the armies that fought in the Battle of Sekigahara (Sekigahara)
  • Traverse the Nakasendo Post Town of Magome and walk part the popular route to Tsumago or onward through Gifu Prefecture (Nakatsukawa)
  • Hike to Yoro Falls (Yoro)
  • Wander about the old enclave of preserved farmhouses that are now World Heritage Sites (Shirakawa-go)
  • Explore the historic ruins of Iwamura Castle and the remains of the castle town below (Ena)
  • about the history and development of Seki swords (Seki)
  • Reflect on the journey of the Saigoku Kannon Temple Pilgrimage at Kegonji and the final temple (Ibigawa)
  • Touch the days of yore with a walk through the old udatsu town (Mino (Gifu) | Mino)

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Gifu (prefecture)

  • Watch traditional comorant fishing in the Nagaragawa River (Gifu)
  • Make your own Mino-washi paper (Mino (Gifu) | Mino)
  • Try to make your own food replicas in the town most famous for producing them (Gujo)

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Gifu (prefecture)

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Gifu's best-known speciality is hōba miso (ほうば味噌), a version of the ubiquitous Japanese bean paste grilled on a hōba leaf and served as a dip or for eating with Rice as is. Sounds pretty simple, but the taste is exquisite.

Gifu is located around as far from the sea as physically feasible in Japan, so thit is one place where seafood is not prized. Instead, Gifu is known for Hida beef, thickly marbled with fat and expensive. Products grown in the surrounding mountains are also famous, particularly persimmons, chestnuts and mushrooms. A popular souvenir is kurikinton (栗きんとん), a Candies made by steaming and mashing chestnuts with sugar and reconstituting the mass into a chestnut shape.

There are a number of excellent small sake breweries in Gifu. Look out for the tiny Niki Shuzō (二木酒造; ) brewery's brands, including Tamanoi (玉の井) and Himuro (氷室).

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